The Times Standard from Eureka, California • Page 2

Page 2 --Friday, July 14, THE TIMES-STANDARD Eureka. California County Boys' Club To Be Inaugurated Roys between the ages of 7 and 17 throughout Humboldt County will-soon have a club a a i a a place lo go where there will be a variety of recreational, instrucional and social activities. This was assured Thursday at a kickoff lunch attended by nearly 100 persons, when it was announced Boys' Clubs of Humboldt County will be inaugurated here, staffed by a paid professional in boys' club and headquartered in the rear of the Eureka Municipal Auditorium on Street. the meeting where James E. Snow Jr, Eureka insurance executive, was elected to head a 24-member board of directors of the club, affiliated with Clubs of America, Boys' those Snow said the local program, which start off wilh a NA1IONM '3000 assembled Were apprised what was described as a pressing need for such an organization here.

Earlier, Snow had explained the rionsectarian club is for boys, regardless of race, creed or color and said it is "guidance oriented," emphasizing values inherent in the relationship between the boy and his peer: and the boy and adult leaders. He explained the "open door poilcy" of the new organization, which eventually have "satellite stations" in Arcata, Samoa, McKinieyville and Fortuna. Two Hijackers Get the Message RREEPORT, Tex. (UPI)-The two hijackers in a crippled jet stranded on a small South Texas airfield weren't ready to concede defeat. The airplane was surrounded by police, it was out of fuel and had four blown tires, and the hijackers were weary from the 22 hour ordeal.

But they still had $600,000 ransom money and parachutes they traded for 112 passengers in Philadelphia, and were holding three stewardesses hostage. $16,000, "will satisfy the age-o desire lo belong to a club," th it would be open every day, Sunday, and will rpovidc a plac for boys to go after school to diversified program, ineludin crafts, studies, ping pong, po and guidance counseling. He noted that in surveying th need for boys' club in Hum boldt, juvenile delinquency a main factor. Nationally said a 3 per cent figure of Ih boy population is used establish need. Here he sai there are some 2,666 boys in th or about 20 per cen "Our aim is to get th unreachahle boy." Snow said noting 35 per cent of those ai here from i a a a homes.

Four hundred, he note are boys from welfare familie in Eureka alone in the area from Broadway to streets an from Fifth to the public housin project, organized "There is nothin for any of thes boys." he said. Snow, and others, emphasize boys w'ho may have adopte wrong, attitudes as well as boy who have a history of good ones are melded into the program strengthening them all in w'ha become common interest and goals. Nearly $11,000 is presently i the treasury for the first year' operation of the program, whic will undoubtedly be paid for (a least 50 per cent) in the nex year by United Crusad assistance. Also, according Snow, government funding be available for work-stud groups from colleges on an 8 per cent participation basis Volunteers will assist the paii professional whose salary wil be about $10,000, and the boy hemselves will pay a $2 initia fee, which they can "work out' and about in donations necessary. Monies in the cur rent have come from a private foundation grant $5,000, another $5,000 from tin old Eureka Boys Club directors Further information is available iy writing to Boys' Clubs lumboldt County, P.O.

Boi 6516, Eureka, 95501. Eagleton Demos' No. 2 (Continued from Page 1) Endicott Peabody and throwing stray ballots to a total of 7. oilier prospects from Martha Mitchell to Archie Bunker. But that was only in ant after giving Eagleton 1,741.81 votes--far more than enough-they made him their unanimous choice.

"I know I'm 'Tom Who?" Eagleton told newsmen. "I know I'm not a household word. It's going to take a lot of work on my part." For openers, he sent word to a television commentator that he is Eagleton, not Eagleston. as the commentator had called him. His first name is Thomas, his middle name Francis, and by Nov.

7 most voters will probably know not only the names but the friendly, boyish, all-American face that with them. Eagleton's high school year book pictured him as a good hitter, fine fielder, but slow runner. That may have described Tom on the diamond but in politics it proved only two-thirds right. He has been running and winning since age 26, after graduating cum laude from Harvard Law School and briefly practicing law. He was elected St.

Louis circuit attorney, stale attorney general, lieutenant governor, and in 1968 United States senator. He is known in the Senate as a hard worker, articulate and witty speaker, and a staunch supporter liberal causes and an imme diate end to the Vietnam War Exactly how he came to chosen to run for vice presiden probably won't be known unti Teddy White writes his quad rennial book about the makini of the president. But enougl a out of McGovern' penthouse suite to establish tha Eagleton was considerably les: than a quick, easy pick. McGovern staffers and out side advisers, including actres Shirley MacLaine, started the First of a series of huddles at a.m. with a list of 24 names.

11:30 or so, with McGovern himself in and out of the talks list had been pared to 11 The eliminations went on into early afternoon. Too old. Not acceptable to local officials. Not in ideologica tune with McGovern. Nol willing.

At least three other senators were offered the role and saic no. They were Edward Kenne dy, Abraham Ribicoff ant Walter Mondale. Aides to Gov ileubin Askew of Florida were passing the word he also was offered the second spot on the Officially, the word was thai VIcGuvern chose his friend Eagleton because he was of like mind, young, a and besides, that, a Roman Catholic who might offer Methodist If you are getting This basket holds Information and gifts especially helpful for you, Cail your Welcome Wagon hostess today. Phone 442-2418 ome help on that score. In the end he telephoned Tom, who was, as he said, "flabbergasted." But he recovered in plenty of time to whip together an appropriate speech signaling the start of the long campaign ahead.

His main pledge, he said, was to "restore the dignity of the office of the vice presidency," which he promised would no longer be used as a platform for "cheap ratorical attacks that divide our nation." Delegates applauded this obvious reference to--Spiro Who? Drama Off the Bay A post-midnight drama today which saw three men, including one Coast Guard seaman, abandon ship and leap overboard in the Humboldt Bay channel off No. 7 buoy from the sinking commercial fishing vessel Two Brothers, ended with all, including the boat, safe. The call for help received at the Humboldt Bay station at 12:10 a.m. a the Two Brothers struck the rocks of the south jetty and stove a hole in bow, with water pouring into hold as a result. The 44 foot motor lifeboat 'rom the station was under way four minutes, arriving on scene in 21 minutes, to find the Fischer (Continued from Page 1) 2-0 lead.

The tempermental American said he would not )lay until four closed circuit cameras were removed from the chess hall. The committee announced its ruling following a two-hour meeting. Deputy Referee Gudmundur Arnlaugsson said both Fischer and Spassky would be invited to the second meeting to discuss Fischer's complaints. While Fischer's main com- laint was against the television cameras, he has also protested he lighting in the hall, the size if the chess pieces, the hick-ness of the drapes and the onduct of the spectators. TJie big question remained me that has haunted the ihampionship almost from the beginning: would i valk out? Icelandic grandmaster Fridrik Olafsson, an old friend of 'ischer, managed to get into he suite of rooms where the is staying in a downtown hotel.

"He talked to me about nything else the match," Olafsson said. "He lost interest it six months Fischer dropped the first of he possible 24 to ipassky, who needs 12 points--a vin counts one point, a draw ne-half point--to retain his itle. Time for the second game ame and went Thursday and "ischer did not arrive. Aides aid he stayed in bed to protest he television cameras. stricken commercial vessel own pumps unable to handle th water intake.

A Coast Guardsman was pu aboard the Two Brothers with portable pump, but when it ap peared the craft was going dow he and the two fishermen owner-operator Guy Sovereig Jr. of Fortuna and crewma Arthur Welch' of Eureka jumped overboard and wer pulled out of the water into th lifeboat. A line was made fast to th Two Brothers and the vesse was towed into a cove just sout of the station, where a shor winch pulled it into shallow water and beached. Plans Were to make tern porary repairs at mid-morning' low tide when the Two Brother would be high and dry, refloa the craft on the next high tide and get'the vessel onto the way for permanent repair. Ukiah Man Suffers Moderate Injuries A Ukiah man, Herbert Daw 23, escaped with moderat injuries in a traffic accident Highway 101 one mile south the Del Norte County line whe a load of lumber shifted on th first trailer of the set of double he was driving, overturning tha unit and the truck tractor.

The shifting spilled the loa from the semi-unit and the trac tor overturned into an em bankment, with the pull traile remaining on its wheel with th load intact. Highway Patrol reports sai the highway was partially block ed several hours.rafter.t-h 10:30 a.m. accident. Dawd was taken to trinit Hospital in Arcata. The lumbe rig is owned by West Rang Trucking of Cloverdale.

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Military sources said intense naval and air support helped the 800 marines battle through the Communist ring and that S. Army helicopters for the first time since Tuesday managed to land at, the marine field headquarters a mile northeast 'Music Man' 'The Music Man' production will continue tonight in the Eureka High School auditorium and run through Saturday night. Staging the show are The Camelot Players. Benefitting from the run will be St. Bernard's High School.

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